Directed by:
Richard E. CunhaCinematography:
Meredith M. NicholsonComposer:
Nicholas CarrasCast:
Richard Travis, Cathy Downs, K.T. Stevens, Tommy Cook, Nina Bara, Gary Clarke, Michael Whalen, Leslie Parrish, Sandra Wirth, Pat Mowry, Tania Velia (more)VOD (2)
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On the first expedition to the moon, a race of sexy maidens living in a hidden lunar world, capture astronauts for their "pleasure." See the return of the giant hairy spider puppet as it lusts after female victims! (official distributor synopsis)
Reviews (2)
A pleasantly naive B-movie sci-fi that has more funny moments than it actually scares. The costumes are quite good, and though the film doesn't quite hit the mark as it should, I still enjoyed it. There are classic moral moments here, but it's bearable. The special effects aren't miraculous, but I saw the color version, which added something extra to it.
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I kind of expected the result, though I secretly hoped for a surprise. I understand that it is difficult to offer a film that satisfies everyone, so it is quite logical that I will try watching, for a change, a film that satisfies almost no one, especially when it is probably almost free. Missile to the Moon can satisfy only those who have a long-term idea of sci-fi as a mediocre genre for the demented and need to make sure that they were not mistaken. Overall impression: 0%.
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